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acumen - ability to make good judgments
2. agenda - list of things to be done 3. altruism - selfless concern for others
1. ambiguous - having a double meaning
2. aplomb (Fr.) - self-confidence 3. atrocity - cruel act 4. avarice - greed 5. bibulous - excessively fond of drinking alcohol 6. celibate - abstaining from sex or marriage 7. chivalrous (Fr.) - gallant 8. condign - worthy, appropriate 9. conglomerate - parts put together to form a unit while remaining separate identities 10. crepuscular - pertaining to twilight 11. cull - select from a variety of sources 12. debilitate - weaken 13. dirigible - capable of being guided 14. facsimile - exact copy 15. ferrous - made of iron 16. flux - in the process of flowing 17. futile - in vain 18. garrulity - loquaciousness 19. impecunious - poor 20. incalculable - too great to be counted 21. incommunicado (Sp.) - not in communication with others 22. indefatigability - tireless 23.insipid - lacking flavor 24. introspection - looking within at one's mental or emotional state 25. languid - slow, relaxed 26. lucubration - meditation 27. malfeasance (Fr.) - wrongdoing
1. modicum - small amount
2. moribund - near death 3. mundane - wordly as opposed to spiritual 4. naive - exhibiting lack of experience 5. obeisance - respect 6. obvious - clear (from the Latin for "in the way") 7. parvenu - celebrity from obscure origins 8. perpetuate - preserve 9. perturb - make anxious 10. plausible - probable 1. precarious - uncertain 2. puerile - childishly silly 3. pulchritude - beauty 4. pusillanimity - showing a lack of courage 5. rapport - close relationship 6. rapprochement (Fr.) - establishment of a harmonious relationship 7. recalcitrant - obstinate 8. renegade - a rebellious person 9. reprisal - retaliation 10. sacrosanct - very important or holy and not to be messed with 11. simulacrum - image 12. stipend - fixed allowance 13. stultify - make appear foolish, cause to loose enthusiasm 14. succumb - fail to resist 15. taunt (Fr.) - provoke 16. tentative - provisional 17. turpitude - depravity 18. ubiquity - found everywhere